I am waiting for a 20 year old South Korean that has been d-planed and Trackmanized to put the hurting on the establishment! But in terms of pure golfing inuition I do not think there is a match out there for Tiger. That Vegas kid is a glimpse of the future. Great swing, impressive composure with plenty of fire in his belly.
What Tiger's playing partner had to say...
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Steve Greffen
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I remember Ballard saying that one of Jacks slumps, was the year he tried to actively keep his head still over the ball. Hmmmmmmm 
aaron_lohan
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How many South Koreans do you think can afford a Trackman?
Damon Lucas
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Plenty!
Probably about as many as in the US or Europe. Its a rich country now.
I was not referring to private individuals going to their local Trackman store! South Korea (like Sweden in the 90s) will develop young players through national junior programs etc. Ironically, the U.S. does not really do that sort of thing. They will pool resources, while parents over here choke on AJGA fees! The "almost commies" are coming! They are going to pay us back for the DMZ by kicking our arses!
As a side note regarding a 20 year old South Korean, I am becoming a big fan of Seung-Yul Noh in European Tour. He is tiny like 5'8" with 150lbs or so (19 years old), but he is already long enough to win a tournament last year. His driving distance is about 306 yard last year but from last year stat sheet, he seems to need more accuracy in his shots. Anyway, here are some clips from youtube.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KpzhwGN2gE&feature=related[/media]
aaron_lohan
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How many americans can afford it? Its not like theres lots of them being sold in america, so even fewer in korea.
aaron_lohan
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How many are there in the UK? and the UK is the 5th richest economy in the world. And also how many people utilise a trackman to help their swing? Most trackman users use it for club fitting.
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